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Raglan top

Two-piece raglan sleeve. 4 pieces, drawn here for size 40.

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On the bodyFront and back
Front
Back
Pattern piecesWith seam allowance
BACKBACK SLEEVEFRONTFRONT SLEEVE
Pieces4
  • Back1× on fold, 29 by 67 cm
  • Back sleeve2×, 67 by 55 cm
  • Front1× on fold, 29 by 65 cm
  • Front sleeve2×, 61 by 58 cm
MeasurementsSize 40
  • Height168.0 cm
  • Bust92.0 cm
  • Waist76.0 cm
  • Hip101.0 cm
  • Neck37.2 cm
  • Back length (nape to waist)40.6 cm
  • Waist to hip21.0 cm
  • Arm length60.1 cm
  • Bicep29.4 cm
  • Wrist16.2 cm
Block settingscm
  • Bust ease14.0
  • Waist ease24.0
  • Hip ease9.0
  • Length from nape64.0
  • Underarm lowered4.0
  • Neck widening1.0
  • Extra front neck drop1.0
  • Raglan line from neck point5.0
  • Sleeve angle (height above neck point)9.0
  • Sleeve length adjustment0.0
  • Sleeve hem width26.0
Fit checkscm
  • Finished bust106.0
  • Length from nape64.0
  • Sleeve width39.0
  • Back underarm, body vs sleeve0.0
  • Overarm seam back − front0.0
  • Front underarm, body vs sleeve0.0
How to sew5 steps
  1. Cut and markCut every piece with the grain arrow parallel to the selvedge. Transfer the notches and the marks with tailor's chalk or a short snip into the seam allowance.
  2. Raglan seamsSew the back and front sleeve halves together along the overarm seam, then sew the raglan seams to the body from the neck to the underarm, matching the notches.
  3. NecklineFinish the neckline with a facing or bias binding.
  4. Side seamsSew the side seams and the sleeve underarm seams in one line, from the hem to the sleeve end.
  5. HemTurn up the hem twice and stitch, or catch it by hand.
Fabricsize 40
  • 110 cm wide2.4 m, open
  • 140 cm wide2.4 m
  • 150 cm wide2.4 m

Estimated from the pieces laid out with seam allowance, grain along the selvedge. Add more for matching checks or stripes. The editor shows the layout.